My Daughter Came Back From the Future to Save Me From the Don

The night before her mob wedding, all eight months heavy, she suddenly dreams of a baby girl she has not met yet. The girl is seventeen and sad. "Mom, can you abort me, please? I don't want to be your daughter." Right after she is born, the dream says, her mother gets sent to a psych ward, and the girl barely makes it to her own eighteenth birthday.

She rides the private elevator forty floors up just to prove the dream wrong. At the bedroom door she hears it: her fiancé's moans, the sounds she hoped she'd never hear. Her daughter's voice echoes: "Don't marry him. Don't let a man like that be my daddy."

The daughter tells her who is really responsible. Daddy already has someone else, she says. Every bad thing that happens to them is him. Her mother should go up to the penthouse and see for herself. Her belly cramps hard and she wakes.

Series facts checked against the SagaBox listing. Notes cover the opening episodes only; nothing here reveals the ending.

The Mother and The Daughter carry the opening arc.

The Mother

The pregnant bride about to marry the don

Curvy, red-haired, eight months heavy in a lace wedding gown. She spent six months decorating a penthouse crib for a baby she now learns was never meant to grow up.

The Daughter

The voice from the future

A seventeen-year-old girl who appears in her mother's dream and begs her not to marry — describing a future in which her mother ends up in a psych ward and she barely reaches eighteen.

Moments from the opening run that set up the rest.

Captured from the opening episodes — not promotional art.

Written from the opening arc. These are editorial impressions, not audience scores.

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